Re: Is PPP connected
Re: Is PPP connected
- Subject: Re: Is PPP connected
- From: Kris Amico <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:53:41 -0700
We talk to pppconfd, and it is very nice indeed. Using OT for this on X
brought many perils. Check out the ppp sources from Darwin 6.0.1 to find a
sample.
On 10/15/02 7:52 AM, "email@hidden" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Hi,
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As it seems like the Open Transport is getting the messages wrongly, I
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have been pointed to the ppplib direction in trying to get the equivalent
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messages lower down, I guess before OT gets them.
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I have got the .h & .c file for doing this but I do not see how these
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could provide how the steps of the phone call are proceeding e.g. Dialing,
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connecting, authorizing, starting protocols ..etc.
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As I couldn't seem to find any samples actually using these APIs, could
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some-one shed some light on this would be much appreciated.
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I would be interested in how the "Internet Connect", tracks this, as I
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want to do exactly the same thing, and this seems to work fine.
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Thanks
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Mark.
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> Message: 1
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> Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 15:31:24 +0100
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> Subject: Re: Re(4): Is PPP connected
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> From: <email@hidden>
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> To: <email@hidden>
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> CC: Jens Bauer <email@hidden>
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> Reply-To: email@hidden
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> Organization: Coderus Ltd
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> Hi,
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> I don't think the I_OTGetMiscellaneousEvents is working in the same or
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> similar manor to how its working on MacOS 9.x compared on MacOS X. I have
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> outputted to the debugger log of code, result & the cookie values, when the
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> modem is dialing and successfully connecting :-
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> On 10.2 (Carbon) returned
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20225); g
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> code (0x230f0001 = kPPPConnectCompleteEvent ),result(1), cookie(0); g
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20228); g
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> code (0x230f000d = kPPPDCEInitStartedEvent), result(0), cookie(0); g
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> code (0x230f000e = kPPPDCEInitFinishedEvent), result(0), cookie(0); g
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> code (0x230f0009 = kPPPLowerLayerUpEvent), result(0), cookie(0); g
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> code (0x230f0007 = kPPPLCPUpEvent), result(0), cookie(0); g
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> On 10.1.5 (Carbon & Mach-O runtime)
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20225) ;g
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> code (0x230f0001 = kPPPConnectCompleteEvent), result(1), cookie(0) ;g
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20228) ;g
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> On 9.x (Classic) returned
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20225)
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20228)
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> code (0x230f0001 = kPPPConnectCompleteEvent), result(0), cookie(1)
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> code (0x230f000f = kPPPDCECallStartedEvent), result(0), cookie(0)
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> code (0x230f0009 = kPPPLowerLayerUpEvent), result(0), cookie(0)
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> code (0x230f0005 = kPPPIPCPUpEvent), result(0), cookie(0)
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> code (0x230f0001 = kPPPConnectCompleteEvent), result(0), cookie(0)
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> code (0x21000005 = kStreamIoctlEvent), result(0), cookie(20225)
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> I am aware that I_OTGetMiscellaneousEvents is broken, but is suppose to
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> fixed for 10.2 and above.
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> What I find weird when comparing 10.2 messages and 9.x messages is the
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> first kPPPConnectCompleteEvent message is that on 9.x cookie is 1, which
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> makes sense, as we are being to dial, but on 10.2 the cookie is 0, which is
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> connected which doesn't make sense, as we haven't event dialed yet ??? (from
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> documentation OT/PPP Client Dev Note 1.0.pdf), but I do find strange that
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> result value is 1, have they been reversed ???, also you don't get a message
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> saying its connect (i.e. Another kPPPConnectCompleteEvent message)
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> Any ideas anyone, as I don't see how any carbon code could possibly work on
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> 9.x and X (My machine is G3 Pismo portable, if that matters, but hoping not)
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> Thanks
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> Mark.
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